EA has done yet another superior job in utilizing the latest technology in bringing us a game that looks so life-like, you will oftentimes forget that you are playing a game and not watching the actual sport.

The multiplayer is amazing, and the single-player can be very rewarding if you're willing to go the extra mile, and you have to be willing to spend a lot of time perfecting your skills.

Nice game play, rich historical perspective and solid animation.

If this product has a failing point, it has to be the graphical elements. But then again, this program is built so that just about anyone with a Pentium computer can play it.

The graphical elements are not the best (the game only requires a Pentium 133 processor and 32 megs of hard drive space), and the sound quality falls a little short, but the program appeals to a wide range of players because of its lack of violence, easy player interface and customizable difficulty levels.

The gamer interface is awkward and does not allow for, initially, a quick grasp of the program.

The puzzles aren't difficult and the storyline is pretty straightforward. The hardest part is keeping innocent people safe.

This is the best console-to-PC conversion I have seen in any game.

This program intrigues, and delights. The characters have personalities, the game board is huge and the storyline is liable to go in almost any direction – or so it seems.

No 3d acceleration, but the mission editor gives unlimited amounts of gameplay for both novices and experts alike.

The developers tried to enhance the new version, but took away from the original.

A cheap redux of the original.

Multiplayer play is uninspired, but still entertaining because while the traditional multiplayer elements are lacking, the fact remains that you're playing in a creative universe, with characters you're familiar with and with "authentic" weapons and settings that come straight out of the television show.

This game should actually get two separate ratings -- because it really is unplayable right now (a 1), but with the bugs fixed I think it will be a 10.

Very entertaining.

Sheer joy – a delight to look at, a treat for the ears and a challenge for the mind. This game is the sibling to an award-winning program, and will in all likelihood be continuing that family tradition.

The repetitious battles and limited tech tree will leave RTS gamers wanting, and the story is contrived at best, so Trek fans will be disappointed.

The detail on these racing vehicles is breathtaking to say the least.

The new characters and the new soap opera situations all make for a lot of fun in the same fascinating world.

The graphical quality of this program makes it a sure-fire winner. What it lacks in some areas, it makes up for in others. If you are a fan of Olympic-style action, this is a must-have.

It provides new elements to a game that, after three years, is still one of the best in the civ genres.

The strong suit comes in the graphical elements and ease of play. This is the golf game that will enable families to play together and give the newer players a chance to succeed.

In-game cinematics, challenging puzzles, plenty of weapons, hordes of bad guys, sprawling landscapes, and beautiful women, what more could you want?

Those seeking some true root level innovations should look elsewhere.

Need an RTS fix? Giant Fighting Robot fan? Look no further.

Not only the best helicopter sim I've ever played, it's the best flight simulator as well.

What boosts it from the average title is the combination of excellent graphics and solid game play.

Does provide quite a pop! in fun factor, a zoom! in the adrenaline sector, and lands with a pow! in the winner's department.